Rear/Right O2 sensor
#1
Rear/Right O2 sensor
Currently out, as its thread was stripped when removing from the stock Y-pipe...
What are my options? If I can get a replacement sensor, obviously that will fix it, but it there something cheaper I can do? Can the nut be replaced without messing with the sensor? It's just triggered the CEL, will this affect drivability in any way? Are there differences between the front/left sensor & the r/r? Presumably the harness is a different length, but can they be interchanged?
Any help or info is, as always, gratefully appreciated
Thanks fellas
What are my options? If I can get a replacement sensor, obviously that will fix it, but it there something cheaper I can do? Can the nut be replaced without messing with the sensor? It's just triggered the CEL, will this affect drivability in any way? Are there differences between the front/left sensor & the r/r? Presumably the harness is a different length, but can they be interchanged?
Any help or info is, as always, gratefully appreciated
Thanks fellas
#2
do you mean front right o2 sensor? its the middle one of the 3 that our cars have.
options
1) reset computer, wait a while until the cel comes back on. (if it does then goto step2)
2) replace it
if its in the y-pipe it will make your acceleration lag.
options
1) reset computer, wait a while until the cel comes back on. (if it does then goto step2)
2) replace it
if its in the y-pipe it will make your acceleration lag.
#4
Do you think I could try this?
http://www2.autopartsauthority.com/p...gen+Sensor+Nut
It's just the thread that's the problem... Will this work?
Thanks again
K
http://www2.autopartsauthority.com/p...gen+Sensor+Nut
It's just the thread that's the problem... Will this work?
Thanks again
K
#5
option 3, if the bung on the ypipe is stripped or cross threded take it to a shop and have them weld in a new one. I had the same problem with the post-cat O2, i eventally had to remove the exhaust component and grind it out (nasty).
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